土掘りマン's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U30 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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2024/12/08
This is a completely different animal from the V15 Sticky. It's far easier to handle. You get a better shot brushing the ball than hitting it flat. Against backspin, it's easy to lift the ball and get spin on it, but on the flip side, the maximum amount of spin doesn't feel all that high (though that might just be my own lack of skill...).
I think the V15 Extra gives more speed and power.
Driving on your own against knuckle balls or sidespin-topspin tends to pop up a bit too much, which makes it somewhat tricky. I think it's fine once you get used to it, though. Flat hitting isn't impossible either, but it feels like the ball gets held too long.
Counters, blocks, and pushes are all very easy to do. Counters and blocks in particular are exceptionally stable. Overall, it seems to be a rubber that holds the ball well and isn't affected much by spin. It might show its strengths more on the backhand than the forehand.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket ZX-GEAR OUT
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2021/02/09
I'd recommend this to beginners who want to move on from high-rebound rubbers to tacky rubber, to intermediate players trying tacky rubber for the first time, and to anyone who wants to master the basic strokes of tacky rubber. It's a typically sticky, tacky rubber with a very hard feel, but it has more speed than Hurricane 3.
Once you get the basic tacky-rubber strokes down, speed drives, loop drives, counters, and blocks close to the table all become stable. Personally, I feel it spins more than the Neo 3. The downside might be that topspin rallies at mid to far distance are difficult (though that may also be due to my own lack of power...).
If you're used to hitting with tension rubber, I'd recommend the Neo 3 or Triple Double Extra instead.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Kenta Matsudaira ALC
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2024/02/06
I use this to chop with an attacking blade.
The match with the Ma Long Carbon 3 is amazingly good. I'm using the 1.2mm thickness.
Backhand chops are sharp and stable, and on attacks you get quick knuckle balls. It's also easy to backhand smash a ball that floats up. Backhand pushes feel a bit bouncy, so I think you'll overhit a lot until you get used to it.
For a more defensive setup I'd recommend OX, and for a more attacking setup, the sponge version. Naturally, the thicker the sponge, the more bounce you get.
This is a rubber I'd recommend to choppers who also want to attack with their backhand pips.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket MA LONG CARBON 3
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2024/06/02
I bought this because I was drawn to the shape.
True to the Cyber Shape design, the sweet spot is wider than on the normal Clipper Wood. The balance point is also a bit more toward the tip, though not as much as a WRB-type blade. Because of that, it's easier to swing through than the normal version. It gives the impression that chiquitas, flicks, and other short-game techniques over the table are easier to pull off.
On paper it's 5g lighter than the normal version, but because the blade surface is wider, the total weight ends up heavier once you put rubber on. That's the downside.
Overall it's a solid, orthodox 7-ply blade, so I think it's a good option to have as another choice.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Fastarc G-1
Recommend rubber(Back) SUPER VENTUS
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2023/03/04
This racket is similar to an outer ALC blade. Mine weighed 85g. Compared to ALC, the bounce is toned down a bit, and it gives more of an impression of holding the ball. It probably also depends on the rubber, but the ball trajectory is a bit flatter than with ALC. It seems to pair better with tension rubbers than tacky ones. It's especially great with Jekyll & Hyde.
The grip is similar to the Timo Boll ALC — a bit squared off, and it fits nicely in the hand.
There's nothing especially new here, but if you think of it as a design variation on ALC, it's a fantastic racket.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) TRIPLE Double Extra
Recommend rubber(Back) JEKYLL&HYDE X47.5
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